Key Facts
- Category
- Development
- Input Types
- textarea, select, checkbox
- Output Type
- json
- Sample Coverage
- 4
- API Ready
- Yes
Overview
The HTML Attribute Extractor is a tool for extracting specific attributes like href, src, and data-* from HTML content. It supports tag name filtering and provides statistics and position tracking for efficient analysis.
When to Use
- •When auditing all links on a webpage for SEO optimization and validation.
- •When extracting image sources and alt texts to verify asset URLs and accessibility.
- •When analyzing data attributes for custom tracking or analytics implementation.
How It Works
- •Paste your HTML content into the tool's textarea input.
- •Select the attributes to extract, such as href, src, or data-*, from the dropdown menu.
- •Optionally, filter by specific HTML tags like <a> or <img> to narrow down extraction.
- •The tool parses the HTML and returns a JSON result with extracted values, statistics, and source positions.
Use Cases
Examples
1. Extract All Links for SEO Audit
SEO Specialist- Background
- An SEO specialist needs to audit all external and internal links on a website to identify broken links and improve search engine ranking.
- Problem
- Manually checking each href attribute in the HTML source is inefficient and error-prone.
- How to Use
- Paste the webpage's HTML content, select the 'href' attribute, and filter by <a> tags to focus on anchor elements.
- Example Config
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{"attributes": ["href"], "tagFilter": ["a"]} - Outcome
- A JSON list of all href values with statistics and line numbers, enabling quick identification of link issues for SEO fixes.
2. Audit Image Alt Texts for Accessibility
- Background
- A web developer is ensuring all images on a site have proper alt texts to meet accessibility standards.
- Problem
- Finding all <img> tags and verifying their src and alt attributes manually is time-consuming.
- How to Use
- Input the HTML, select 'src' and 'alt' attributes, and filter by <img> tags to extract image-related data.
- Outcome
- Extracted list of image sources and alt texts, highlighting missing or empty alt attributes for accessibility improvements.
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FAQ
What attributes can I extract?
You can extract standard HTML attributes like href, src, id, class, alt, title, and data-* attributes with wildcard support.
Can I limit extraction to specific HTML tags?
Yes, use the tag filter to extract only from elements like <a>, <img>, <div>, or others.
Does it support data attributes?
Yes, data-* attributes are supported, and you can enable or disable their inclusion with a checkbox.
What output format does the tool provide?
Results are returned in JSON format, including extracted attribute values, counts, unique values, and line positions.
Is URL parsing available?
Yes, you can enable URL component parsing to break down extracted URLs into protocol, domain, and path.